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Cardinal Health is seeking a LATAM Recruiter to deliver full-cycle recruitment across Latin America, partnering with hiring managers to attract, assess, and hire top talent while ensuring a positive candidate experience. You will leverage market insights and proactive pipelines to support manufacturing and commercial functions across diverse LATAM locations.
The role requires 4+ years of recruiting experience, including LATAM exposure, and fluency in English and Spanish (Portuguese a plus).
US-Nationwide-FIELD
Full time
20186667
Human Resources designs, implements and delivers human resource programs and policies, including recruitment, talent management, diversity and inclusion, compensation and benefits, among others. This function anticipates and plans for long-term human resource needs in alignment with business strategies.
Talent Acquisition attracts, identifies and acquires skilled labor to support business needs and develops strategies for growing the organization’s talent pool. This family evaluates and screens talent using skills assessments, testing and reference checking, and manages internal and external job advertising and posting. This family also manages relationships with third party recruiting agencies, prospects talent at employment fairs and on campus at educational institutions, and manages new employee induction.
The LATAM Recruiter delivers full-cycle recruitment services across Latin America, supporting Manufacturing and Commercial organizations. This role partners with hiring managers and cross-functional stakeholders to attract, assess, and hire qualified talent while ensuring a positive candidate experience and alignment with regional business needs. The Recruiter serves as a trusted talent partner by leveraging market insights, strategic sourcing, and proactive talent pipelines to support organizational growth. This role supports recruitment efforts for Manufacturing and Commercial operations in Mexico, the Dominican Republic, Costa Rica, Colombia, Chile, and Brazil.